Join Hider Bot for Groups

You open a chat and find twenty lines in a row: "Ivan joined", "Anna left", "Peter joined". The real conversation is buried. Join Hider Bot exists to keep that noise out of your group's feed. 🧹

The bot does one thing: it deletes messages saying a user joined the group or left it. Nothing else. The catalog shows about 109 thousand users, so the problem clearly bothers many people.

Where the clutter comes from

Telegram creates service messages on its own. They appear when someone enters through a link, gets added by hand or leaves. In a small group this barely shows.

In a community of several thousand people, it is different. Newcomers arrive in waves, especially after advertising, and the feed turns into a list of names. Real questions and answers get lost among service noise.

Setup in three steps

1. Add the bot to your group as a member.
2. Make it an administrator.
3. Switch on the right to delete messages.

That is all. Extra rights, such as banning members or pinning messages, are not needed, and you should not hand them over. The bot has no settings menu, since its command list is empty. 🔧

Why admin rights are required

Only an administrator with the proper right can delete other people's messages in a group. Without it the bot cannot remove anything, even when it has been added. This is the most common reason for "the bot does not work".

If the right is missing, check the admin settings: open the group's administrator list, find the bot and see whether message deletion is switched on.

How to confirm it works

The best test is very simple. Ask a friend to join the group through a link and then leave. If no service entries show up in the feed, the bot works.

If entries remain, go back to the rights. Also make sure the bot was not removed from the group and that the group did not restrict it.

What the bot does not do

• It does not fight spam. It only removes notices and does not block unwanted people.
• It does not track members. It does not collect statistics on joins and exits.
• It does not replace a moderator. Chat rules still need to be enforced by hand.

If you need filters against ads, a captcha for newcomers or welcome messages, look for a moderation bot. Those features are not advertised here.

Good admin habits

Give any bot the minimum rights. This rule always holds, even if a bot looks harmless: an admin with extra rights can damage a group by accident or on purpose.

Every few months, scan the admin list and remove those you no longer need. That also surfaces forgotten bots. While at it, make sure the group has a live owner with backup access. 🔑

Who benefits

Owners of large chats, interest communities and work groups where a clean feed matters. The bot is especially useful where people enter through a public link and newcomers are many. 👍

The bot's description is written in English, Russian and Uzbek at once, and the audience shows it: group admins from different countries use it.